Alan Rickman, Corrupt Banker in Ibsen's John Gabriel Borkman
Alan Rickman has a voice that's bitter and rich and sinister, like a malevolent cup of coffee. "At drama school, it was the subject of a great...
Alan Rickman has a voice that's bitter and rich and sinister, like a malevolent cup of coffee. "At drama school, it was the subject of a great...
From Swiss Family Robinson to anal stage rape--a chat with the veteran actor
The reopening of the Provincetown Playhouse helps theater (and a critic) look both backward and onward
A delightful show at NYTW gives theatergoers a chance to drink to Schubert--and with him
From gory shoes to Wagner wrestling--a Village Voice critics roundtable
The Brick celebrates violence
John Kelly revives his noted performance piece
Edna O'Brien tackles a strange British love affair
The young London company makes its U.S. debut
Whiskey-craving space creatures land in Bushwick
The Metropolitan Playhouse revives the Harriet Beecher Stowe classic
New pieces by Brian Dykstra and Steven Banks join a Yule-logged season
Return of the downtowners--new work from Tim Miller and Holly Hughes
The Broadway composer looks back at the first decades of his career
New work from Neil LaBute and the U.K.'s Kneehigh
Plus, camping out at Burlesque
A guide to winter plays
Eliza Clark welcomes you to fast food with a side of torture
The Civilians charge into the Atlantic Yards project
The Amoralists team up with Adam Rapp and go a little Shepard-y
Isn't it necromantic?